Bank branch security
Score 240 branches for the audit committee. Defend staffing, hours, and closure decisions with one ranked list, refreshed every quarter.
Location crime intelligence for multi-site organizations
One crime score for every location you operate.
CrimeDensity converts local incident data into a 0–100 CrimeScore for every U.S. site you operate — then ranks every site on one consistent scale. Built for organizations responsible for many locations, and powered by SpotCrime.
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National Executive Overview
Acme Bank · 240 branches · 38 states
Last 30 days
All regions
Portfolio CrimeScore
47/100
▼ 2.1 vs 30d
New incidents
312
▲ 18 vs 30d
Safest region
Pacific NW
mean score 22
Highest risk
92
SF — Market & 6th
Score distribution · 240 locations
0 → 100
0–19 · 43
20–39 · 65
40–59 · 58
60–79 · 50
80–100 · 24
Top 5 highest CrimeScore
Live
- 1SF — Market & 6th92
- 2Memphis — Beale88
- 3LA — 7th & San Pedro81
- 4Oakland — Broadway78
- 5Houston — Midtown71
Top 5 safest
- Portland — Pearl11
- Boise — N End14
- Madison — Westside16
- Burlington — Hill18
- Plano — Legacy19
Threshold alert
SF — Market & 6th crossed 90.
CrimeScore 92 · ▲ 3 in 24h
The problem
Most tools report incidents. Few help you compare risk across locations.
Security leaders responsible for hundreds or thousands of U.S. locations rarely lack incident data. What they lack is a consistent, defensible answer to which locations carry the most risk right now?
Maps
Maps show where incidents occurred, not which of your locations needs attention first.
Alert feeds
Alerts confirm an incident happened. They do not show whether your portfolio is improving or getting worse.
Regional indices
City- and ZIP-level indices are too coarse to compare two specific addresses, or to defend a decision about one site.
The CrimeDensity approach
One score per address, produced by the same algorithm and the same data source for every location — so any two sites can be compared, ranked, and defended on equal terms.
Product
Built around the CrimeScore.
Every part of the product serves one goal: making the ranking actionable, from score drill-downs to board-ready reporting and threshold alerts.
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Ranked portfolio
Your full portfolio on one screen — sorted by CrimeScore, filtered by region, segmented by score band.
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Score drill-down
Click any score: underlying incidents, density radius, time window, and trendline, with no black box.
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Board-ready reporting
Regional rollups, top movers, methodology footnotes. Sourced. Dated. Defensible.
04
Threshold watchlists & alerts
Per-location and per-region thresholds. Delivered by email, Slack, or webhook, without adding another notification firehose.
Methodology
How the CrimeScore is built.
Transparent on purpose. Every score is a function of public incident data and a published density formula — not a guess from a language model, not a prediction of future crime.
CrimeScore severity bands
0–19
Calm
Calm
20–39
Low
Low
40–59
Elevated
Elevated
60–79
High
High
80–100
Severe
Severe
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01 · Ingest
SpotCrime incidents
Public incident reports from U.S. law-enforcement and open sources, normalized by type and geocoded.
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02 · Weight
Density & recency
Spatial density around each address with recency decay. Configurable 7 / 30 / 90-day windows.
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03 · Score
Normalize to 0–100
Same scale for every U.S. address, so ranking across a portfolio is apples-to-apples.
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What we don't claim
- We do not predict future crime.
- No proprietary AI, no LLM in the score.
- We don't infer demographics or profile people.
Industries
Built for teams accountable for many locations.
If you're accountable for a list of addresses, you're accountable for the risk at each one. CrimeDensity makes that comparison consistent and defensible.
Retail loss prevention
Rank 600 stores. Prioritize the highest-risk stores each week, and support closure or staffing decisions with sourced data when finance asks.
REIT & real estate
Underwrite acquisitions with address-level data. Compare a target property against everything you already own — same score, same scale.
Executive & family-office protection
Watch multiple residences quietly. Get notified when a neighborhood crosses a defined threshold, without monitoring a live feed.
Corporate security & GSOC
Sits alongside your existing mass-notification, investigations, and case-management stack. We don't replace those tools — we tell you where to point them first.
Logistics, hospitality & field ops
Yards, hotels, depots, clinics. Anywhere your people show up at an address. One ranking, one source, one number to argue about.
Where we fit
A new layer beneath the security tools you already use.
CrimeDensity sits underneath the tools you already pay for. They're great at alerting, investigating, and global threat reporting. None of them give you one defensible number per address, every address.
| Job | Mass-notification platforms | Investigations & case mgmt | Global threat intel | CrimeDensity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mass notification | Their core | — | — | Not our job |
| Investigations & case mgmt | — | Their core | — | Not our job |
| Global threat intel | Partial | Partial | Their core | U.S. only, on purpose |
| Address-level U.S. ranking | — | — | — | The whole product |
| Defensible 0–100 score | — | — | Region indices | Per address |
See every location in your portfolio scored and ranked.
In a 20-minute session, bring a CSV of locations (or a few addresses you care about). We will score them against SpotCrime data and walk through the methodology.
- No procurement required
- Your data, your export
- Methodology walkthrough
- Pricing on the call
Demo request
Tell us about your portfolio.
The full request page asks for your role, industry, location count, timeline, and use case — then routes the request by email.
Open request pageBy submitting there, you agree to a one-time follow-up. We don't sell your data.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How is the CrimeScore calculated?
A density-weighted aggregation of recent SpotCrime incidents around the target coordinate, with recency decay, normalized to 0–100 and bucketed into five severity bands. The math is published — no LLM, no prediction layer.
Where does the data come from?
SpotCrime, which aggregates incident reports from U.S. law-enforcement and public sources. We're transparent about the source because the source matters.
Do you predict future crime?
No. We rank observed incident density. Predictive crime models have a long, ugly track record, and we don't want our buyers explaining that to a board.
How often does the score update?
Every four hours, on a rolling refresh. Historical windows of 7, 30, and 90 days are configurable.
Does this replace my mass-notification, investigations, or threat-intel platform?
No. Those platforms are great at things we don't do — mass notification, investigations, global intel. We do one job they don't: rank every U.S. address in your portfolio.
International coverage?
U.S. only today, by choice. We'd rather be the best at one country than mediocre everywhere.